Which of the Following Claims Regarding Schema-Based Knowledge Is NOT

question 42

Multiple Choice

Which of the following claims regarding schema-based knowledge is NOT true?

• A) Gaps in our memory can often be filled by relying on schema-based knowledge.
• B) Schema-based knowledge often ends up regularizing our recollection of the past.
• C) Schema-based knowledge relies on remembering specific information within a memory (e.g., although shelves normally contain books, I remember that those shelves contain only boxes).
• D) Schema-based knowledge can help guide attention and understanding so that it can help reconstruct parts of a memory that we cannot remember.

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